It was embarrassed. Hands in its face all the time. It was praying no one would notice that its 7 was really an upside down 2.
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Here's the twenty-third picture:
Here's my response:
It was the smile that crewed a thousand ships.
It was the smile that screwed a million sailors.
It wasn't the smile she saw in the mirror.
14 comments:
LOL Funny. I noticed that about the 7 myself. Had to look twice to make certain the clock wasn't upside down.
I, too, notice that about the 7. What font is that? Clever caption.
Aw, poor thing. I like 2 twice. ;)
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Never been a fan of those 'upside down 2' sevens...not a fav font! Hope you have a fantastic week! :>
I'm glad to see that I wasn't the only one to catch that particular typographic anomaly.
Oh yes! And the 2 is an upsidedown 7 as well!
Oh dear, you did notice!
Guess I am the only one who did not notice it earlier, or pretended not to in order to spare the clock from further embarassment...haha!
Eyeglasses, anybody?
Now I know I'm not a number person...
Good catch! Loved it!
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Nice personification of the clock. Poor guy...so self-conscious!
I never realized the sad life of a clock. I feel so bad, now, for staring at it every afternoon about closing time.
Thanks again.
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